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To apply filtering conditions to a resource model.
Applying filtering conditions to a resource model is optional. In the CIM Classes editor page, you can manually enter a "where" clause. From the Set Filtering Conditions window, you can obtain the same result without writing any code. You can build the conditions that make up your query by clicking buttons and selecting items from lists. Buttons are enabled or disabled, complying with the logic of the expression.
The Selected Properties table lists the properties you have selected for the specified class. You can use each of them to create a filter and define the instances you want to collect.
The filtering query that you build displays in WQL language in the lower pane of the window.
Create a list of properties to monitor that are relevant to the class you have selected. See Selecting the properties to log.
Specify when you want an event to be generated and whether you want it to be sent to the Tivoli Enterprise Console server or to Tivoli Business Systems Manager. See Specifying event triggering conditions.
Build a query by doing the following:
Additional Information: The possible conditions vary depending on whether the property is a string or a numeric value. As an option, you can click "NOT" to collect instances that do not meet a certain criteria, or "(" to form complex or grouped queries.
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